10 December - 10 December, 2025
10 December 2025 at 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM UTC+0
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Webinar details
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming a powerful tool for engineering professionals but knowing how to use it effectively is the real game-changer. This webinar will explore how engineering personnel can leverage AI to enhance efficiency in their daily work. From acting as a sounding board and generating ideas during troubleshooting, to streamlining project scheduling, AI can help engineers work smarter, not harder.
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- A certificate of attendance will be provided to attendees who request one near the end of the live webinar session.
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Key takeaways from this webinar
- Learning how to prompt AI
- Understanding where it can be useful (and where it will fail)
- Why it is essential to hone your own skills and become the expert
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About the presenter
Steve Mackay, EIT’s Dean of Engineering
Dr. Mackay has enjoyed a varied career in engineering, having worked in automation, data acquisition, instrumentation, data communications, and process control throughout Australia, Europe, Africa, and North America over the past 35 years. He has successfully pioneered the application of new technologies in Australia and overseas, installing industrial data communication systems and implementing live online education, (including remote laboratories), for engineering students worldwide.
Steve Mackay has been involved in a range of industries, including power stations, mining, mineral processing, oil/gas/petrochemical plants, and platforms. He has presented courses on industrial data communications, data acquisition, instrumentation, and process control to over 30,000 engineers and technicians worldwide for clients such as NASA, Rolls Royce, and BP. He has also co-authored and edited 25 engineering books that have been published across the world. Steve Mackay is a Fellow of Engineers Australia with a license to practice as a Chemical, Mechanical, and Electrical Chartered Professional Engineer.
As Dean of the Engineering Institute of Technology, Steve Mackay leads the institute in providing micro-credentials and engineering qualifications to over 1500 students per year from 140 countries. He has an unswerving focus on student outcomes and on excellence in education.